Oil futures settled higher on Tuesday, with prices recovering what they lost a day earlier and then some. “Oil prices, in the short term, are locked in a bit of a trading range,” said Phil Flynn, senior market analyst at The Price Futures Group. “We are still in shoulder season and we’re still being influenced by concerns about the global economy and interest rates.” Meanwhile, the oil market “tries to ignore the dollar but it can’t. When the dollar shows strength, it has put downward pressure on oil,” said Flynn. Still, as the market gets into the winter season, “we’ll see a disconnect between the dollar/oil relationship because oil is going to be needed.” U.S. benchmark West Texas Intermediate crude for December delivery CLZ22,
Source: Marketwatch